Author: Alex Caswell
Four Ways for Optimizing Your Executive Deferred Comp Plan
A non-qualified deferred compensation plan (NQDC) can be one of the better tax savings and planning tools a tech executive can utilize as part of...
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Maximize Your Tech Equity: Offer Acceptance to Long-Term Growth
A hot topic within the Silicon Valley tech professionals’ circles is total comp. If you want to read debates about the subject, go no further...
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Introducing Our Redesigned Website: A New Chapter at RHS Financial
In today’s fast-paced digital world, continuous improvement is not just an option—it’s a necessity. At RHS Financial, we are committed to embracing change to better...
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Do I have to pay tax on stocks if I sell and reinvest? Not with Exchange Funds.
Do you have to pay tax on stocks if you sell and reinvest? Yes. But there’s a way to effectively execute a similar transaction with...
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How to Transform Your Wealth
If you’re earning between $150,000 and $2,000,000 yet feel trapped in the ‘new middle-class high-income’ category, this guide is tailored for you. In the tech...
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Short Term Rental Tax Benefits to Reduce Your W2 Taxes
There are very few things that you as a high W2 income earner can do to reduce your tax bill. However, there are short-term rental...
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RHS Financial: What We Offer
What can a comprehensive fiduciary wealth management firm do for you? Are you curious about what we, at RHS Financial, can do for you? This...
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17 Things To Do When You’ve Been Laid Off | Tech Professionals Guide To Surviving Layoffs
As of January 10th, more than 172,000 tech employees in the U.S. have been laid off, according to Layoffs.fyi. The tech industry has experienced broad...
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Should I buy a house now or wait: Navigating personal needs and the market
No matter the state of the housing market, the question of “Should I buy a house now or wait” is on the mind of every...
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How to reduce taxable income for high earners in 2024: W2 edition
As of 2024, when this article was written, if your income is above $161,000 as a single filer or $240,000 as a married filer, sadly,...
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